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Tales from Bridge Thirty-Nine
Wednesday, 2 June 2010
Fragments in Nine Lines.
Too much red wine on Sunday
made Monday only three hours.
I slept the rest.
Yesterday, I walked along the beach
under white grey skies
in the drizzle.
I saw a windmill on Sunday,
black against the sea,
like a god of childhood beetles.
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